Had a great stay in late october. Outdoor pool was good size and cleaned regularly, and the indoor pool looked inviting but we didnt try it as the weather was so hot! Rooms were a bit tired and in need of a lick of paint but probably to be expected as it was end of season. Magaluf wasnt for us but if we came back we would stay here again, although I would think the teenagers take over in high season! Had breakfast one day which was quite good. Would definitely recommend in low season for an excellent value stay.

We have just returned from the Vistasol after 3 nights at the start of November. We booked this hotel through Ryanair hotels for a very very good price with breakfast included. Staff were lovely and the hotel was very clean. The indoor and outdoor pools were very clean and we especially enjoyed the jacuzzi, steam room and sauna. The walls in the apartments were very thin so you could hear people walking down the corridor but it was very quiet when we were there so it wasn't a massive problem. One thing that put a downer on our stay were the beds. on the first night we had left the air con on when we went to bed but woke up at 3am absolutely freezing. There werent any extra sheets or blankets available so we had two tiny sheets each and had to sleep in jackets. The pillows were really uncomfortable and thin and we only had one each. did not get a full nights sleep while we were there. other than that we had a really lovely break and experienced some really nice weather. even in november, and even came home with a tan. Great hotel... just needs better beds and maybe a little bit of evening entertainment every night. We might have been in our 20's but we're not into partying and would have loved some good old cheesy bingo.

We stayed here (four "late thirties" mates) for three nights in late October, and enjoyed our stay. We picked this hotel for location and price (the remainder of our group opted for the significnatly more expensive Sol Cala Blanca)

Sure, the apartments are slightly rough around the edges, and there is a bit of noise transfer through the walls, but they are excellently located, the pool was nice, and everything worked as it should (TV with BBC World, good shower, fridge to keep drinks cool etc.)

For what we paid (about 160 euros through Booking.com for three nights between four of us in a 2 bed apartment) it was great. Be warned that I suspect this hotel might be a bit "in your face" in peak season, but oif peak ( I gather it's open year round) it was great and even suitable for children.

In terms of other info:

A taxi from the airport was just shy of 45 euros (night rate) and back was just shy of 40 euros (day rate).

We were lucky with the weather - about 25 degrees with blue skies and sun, albeit the weather was on the turn (following the UK storms) as we left. It was nice becuase it was warm and pleasat, but the "turn you red in an hour" power of the sun was onbvioulsy diminished. It was still warm enough to swim in the sea (the "Magaluf", "Son Matias" and "Palma Nova" beaches are all an easy walk.

There were still a few bars and restaurants open (Only around 6 or 7 bars on the strip of 20+) when we were there, but things were winding up and closing for the season by the day.

We ate at the "Eastenders bar" (at the bottom of the hill from the front door of the hotel) each morning - 3.50 euros for a nice fry up.